Concluding the Restatement (Third) of Torts Symposium Issue of Southwestern Law Review

We are delighted that the Southwestern Law Review issue for the spring 2023 symposium, Concluding the Restatement (Third) of Torts, which was co-sponsored by the American Law Institute and Southwestern Law School's Panish Civil Justice Program, is available online.  The issue includes contributions from a remarkable group of presenters at the Symposium, including the following:

• Justice Goodwin Liu of the California Supreme Court;
• Judge Kevin Brazile of the California Superior Court of Los Angeles County, Member of the Judicial Council of California, and former Presiding Judge of the California Superior Court of Los Angeles County;    
• Mark Behrens (Shook, Hardy & Bacon L.L.P.);
• Professor Martha Chamallas (Ohio State Law);
• Jesse Creed (Panish Shea Ravipudi LLP);
• Professor Mark Geistfeld (NYU Law);
• Professor Michael Green (Washington U., St. Louis Law);
• Professor Mark Hall (Wake Forest Law);
• Professor Keith Hylton (Boston U. Law);
• Professor Gregory Keating (USC Law);
• Professor Nina Kohn (Syracuse Law);
• Brian Panish (Panish Shea Ravipudi LLP);
• Professor Philip Peters (Missouri Law);
• Victor Schwartz (Shook, Hardy & Bacon L.L.P.);
• Anthony Sebok (Cardozo Law);
• Ibiere Seck (Seck Law, P.C.).;
• Professor Catherine Sharkey (NYU Law); and
• Professor Kenneth Simons (UC Irvine Law).

Each paper or transcript is individually linked via a post on TortsProf Blog by my Southwestern Law School colleague, Professor Christopher Robinette.  The entire issue (Volume 52, Number 3, Spring 2024) can also be accessed via the Southwestern Law Review's website.  Professor Robinette and I co-authored an introduction for the issue.